Due to the school closures during COVID-19, over a billion children are at risk of falling behind in school. To keep students safe, countries have implemented virtual learning and we believe that this change has affected countless students. Our group wanted to explore this domain more, as we are all students pursuing higher education. We tried to look at the impacts of COVID-19 on the global education system to see if there were any national trends correlated with Covid-19.
| state | state_sum |
|---|---|
| Alabama | 15975 |
| Alaska | 430 |
| American Samoa | 0 |
| Arizona | 16419 |
| Arkansas | 10675 |
| California | 21668 |
| Colorado | 14647 |
| Connecticut | 8943 |
| Delaware | 3264 |
| Florida | 35499 |
| Georgia | 23235 |
| Guam | 12 |
| Hawaii | 153 |
| Idaho | 7570 |
| Illinois | 23642 |
| Indiana | 31937 |
| Iowa | 11191 |
| Kansas | 7030 |
| Kentucky | 13956 |
| Louisiana | 11460 |
| Maine | 1689 |
| Marshall Islands | 0 |
| Maryland | 7389 |
| Massachusetts | 18347 |
| Michigan | 26781 |
| Minnesota | 14837 |
| Mississippi | 6132 |
| Missouri | 16290 |
| Montana | 3791 |
| Nebraska | 8544 |
| Nevada | 2905 |
| New Hampshire | 4534 |
| New Jersey | 9330 |
| New Mexico | 1744 |
| New York | 38967 |
| North Carolina | 26421 |
| North Dakota | 5280 |
| Northern Mariana Islands | 0 |
| Ohio | 31877 |
| Oklahoma | 7653 |
| Oregon | 4505 |
| Pennsylvania | 36732 |
| Puerto Rico | 118 |
| Rhode Island | 5189 |
| South Carolina | 20899 |
| South Dakota | 3286 |
| Tennessee | 18365 |
| Texas | 51632 |
| Utah | 17374 |
| Vermont | 1405 |
| Virgin Islands | 6 |
| Virginia | 20423 |
| Washington | 7531 |
| Washington, D.C. | 2439 |
| West Virginia | 4913 |
| Wisconsin | 20591 |
| Wyoming | 2548 |
The following chart show the top 20 countries with the longest school closure. We can see that the difference between one country and other are very significant. Even though the pandemic was global issue the action each country implemented was different.
This chart is made from “COVID-19 Vaccination and Case Trends by Age Group, United States” dataset collected by CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention). It shows the COVID-19 Vaccination Trends in 2021 in people aged from 12 to 24 in United States. The result chart reveals that there was a great increase of people accepting vaccination from April, but the total percentage till now is still very low and people who accepted one dose is about a time more than those who complete a whole serie. A surprising fact exposed by the chart is that, there are more people get vaccination from 12 to 17 group than those from 18 to 24.
Here we see a scatter plot depicting the countries with the highest level of Covid Testing policies (3), which means that tests are avaliable to everyone, whether they have symptoms or not. Each dot depicts a country and the number of days this policy has been available. Data for this map was gathered from Our World in Data.